

Lead-Safe Renovations by Certified EPA RRP Professionals
Protecting Your Family's Health While Transforming Your Home
"At Phinney Ridge Painting, we take lead safety seriously. Our EPA RRP certification ensures your project follows all federal safety guidelines to protect your family from lead hazards."
What is EPA RRP Certification?
The EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Program is designed to protect against lead-based paint hazards during renovations in homes built before 1978. Certified contractors like Phinney Ridge Painting are trained to:

Why Lead Safety Matters
Lead-based paint in homes built before 1978 poses serious health risks, especially to:
We believe that high-quality workmanship provides long-term value. Anything short of top-quality service is a disservice to your home. Your house is an investment, we want to help you protect it.
Our Lead-Safe Process
Assessment & Education
100 years of combined painting experience
Planning & Preparation
We create a customized containment strategy
Safe Work Practices
Our team uses specialized equipment to minimize dust
Thorough Cleanup
We follow EPA protocols for complete dust removal
Benefits of Hiring Phinney Ridge Painting For Lead-Safe Renovations
Health Protection
Choosing Phinney Ridge Painting means choosing a partner that values the safety of our employees, customers, and the community.
Local Expertise
We understand Seattle’s unique housing stock and regulations
Peace of Mind
Relax knowing our certified team follows strict lead-safe practices to protect your family, home, and environment every step of the way.
Professional Results
Enjoy beautiful renovations without compromising safety
Service Areas
Proudly serving the neighborhoods of Seattle and the greater metro area since 2007.
Not in our service area? Feel free to contact us if you are located outside of our service area and we will see if your project is a good fit.
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Our Team
Our people and culture of excellence is the secret behind our success. We collectively strive to be the best in our industry every single day.
What Our Clients Are Saying
Don't just take our word for it - see what our clients have to say about their experience working with us.
Frequently Asked Questions
We know we can’t answer all of your questions without talking to you first, so here are a few of the most common we get from our clients.
Get More Questions AnsweredYes, in some cases. Encapsulation involves sealing lead-painted surfaces with a special coating. We’ll evaluate your home to determine if it’s a safe and code-compliant solution for your situation.
Only once per project area, unless you're renovating multiple parts of the home over time. If the home was previously tested or treated for lead, we’ll assess whether further testing is needed.
We’ll provide a prep checklist, but typically you’ll need to clear personal belongings from the work area. We take care of all safety setup, containment, and cleanup.
Yes. Our lead-safe protocols apply to both interior and exterior projects, with additional outdoor containment strategies to prevent soil contamination and environmental exposure.
Lead exposure can cause developmental delays in children, as well as neurological, kidney, and reproductive issues in adults. That’s why strict precautions are essential during any work that may disturb lead paint.
For their safety, we recommend keeping children and pets away from the active work zone. We’ll work with you to create a plan that minimizes risk and disruption during the project.
Yes. As an EPA-certified firm, we document all required lead-safe practices and can provide records upon request for your peace of mind.
Not always. Our team is trained to recognize signs of lead paint and will conduct lead tests as needed during our evaluation to determine if lead-safe practices are required.
Lead-based paint was banned for residential use in the U.S. in 1978. If your home was built before then, it's a good idea to assume lead paint may be present—especially on trim, windows, or older siding.
We’re committed to protecting your home and your family. With our certified team, proven safety practices, and dedication to respectful, clean workspaces, you can feel confident your project is in expert hands.